Stories of Transformation

At just 22, Pabitra Chaudhary is already showing what’s possible when young women are given the opportunity to lead their own future. Growing up in Tikapur, in Nepal’s far west, Pabitra faced enormous challenges from an early age. When her father passed…

Strengthening Partnerships for Greater Impact in Nepal In May 2025, INF Australia’s implementing partners INF Nepal and Shanti Nepal had the privilege of hosting a monitoring and engagement visit through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP),…

High in the hills of Aathbiskot, Sita’s life was turned upside down by uncertainty.When her baby boy was born, her husband made the difficult decision to travel to Saudi Arabia for work — hoping to provide a better life for their family. For two years,…

April 2025Over the past four weeks, I had the privilege of immersing myself in the vibrant culture of Nepal, where I met with local partners and gained invaluable insights into their remarkable work. This firsthand experience not only deepened my understanding…

World Leprosy Day: A Commitment to Early Detection, Treatment, and Compassionate Care Today, 26 January, is World Leprosy Day, a time to highlight the ongoing impact of leprosy in Nepal and reaffirm INF’s commitment to supporting those most in need. While…

Photo courtesy of WACT In light of the changing climate in Kailali Nepal, water security is becoming a critical issue for families and communities. The prolonged dry seasons and unpredictable rainfall patterns have made traditional farming increasingly…

Water. In the isolated village of Lakhudanda access to water was their biggest challenge.

Whether you're a long-time supporter or new to our cause, you know the plight of those with leprosy is always close to our hearts.

Whether you're a long-time supporter or new to our cause, you know the plight of those with leprosy is always close to our hearts.

Beauty, playfulness, joy - the parts of the story we overlook when we focus on charity instead of solidarity.

Nobody should die simply for having a period - young leaders are speaking out

3 ways NGO's can speak more carefully to win the trust of supporters